⚫️ Dune allows users to analyze data from over 75 blockchains, but until recently, TON was not included. Over a month ago, the platform announced support for the TON network, and today, the integration has officially gone live.
New databases are now available, including
ton.transactions (data on all transactions), ton.jetton_metadata (information on all Jettons), ton.dex_trades (details on all DEX swaps), and more.⚫️ With Dune, users can query blockchain data, create charts, and build dashboards. For example, a popular dashboard tracking OpenSea’s NFT marketplace activity clearly illustrates the NFT boom of 2021-2022, followed by a decline in hype while some level of activity persisted.
⚫️ For those new to such services, we’ve created a basic dashboard that uses simple examples to demonstrate two core features: retrieving specific data and building a chart based on it.
⚫️ The official announcement also highlights more advanced dashboards like the TON Overview Dashboard and Memelandia. These provide deeper insights into TON and showcase the full capabilities of Dune’s tools.
💡 The platform uses SQL, the standard language for working with databases, to handle queries. However, for users not ready to dive into programming, Dune features an AI assistant. Simply describe in English what you want to know, and the service will try to generate the corresponding SQL query for you.
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